Jane Lovering Boeken

Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Yorkshire Moors, the story follows Dora, who has embraced life as a shepherdess on her grandfather's farm after leaving the city behind. A decade later, she thrives on the tranquility and simplicity of her rural existence, tending to fifty acres and a hundred rare sheep. The novel blends humor and warmth, showcasing Dora's contentment and connection to the land, highlighting themes of escape, self-discovery, and the joys of a slower pace of life.

Ruby Oldbridge, a skilled counselor in York, struggles to apply her own advice to her chaotic personal life. Despite her professional success, she faces challenges in her romantic relationships, financial stability, and is forced to navigate life in a shared house following a breakup with her unreliable ex. This story explores her journey toward self-discovery and empowerment amidst her personal turmoil.

Cottage Two, Bracken Ridge Farm sits at the end of a pitted track, with the glorious Yorkshire moors stretching behind it. Just a simple two up, two down, the cottage holds the promise of a new start for two very different women, but it is also full of secrets.Fifty years ago, newly-wed Stella is relishing making the little cottage a happy home. But for all the lovingly handmade curtains, and the hot dinners ready on the table for her husband, Stella's dreams of married life jar painfully with the truth. Fifty years later, the cottage is a new beginning for Tamzin. Determined to get away from her previous life, she makes the move to the wild and vast Yorkshire countryside. When Tamzin finds a sepia photo of a woman, Stella, standing in the cottage's garden, there's a sadness in her eyes that Tamzin recognizes. As the cottage reveals more of its secrets, Tamzin is desperate to find out whether Stella got her happy ending from her. And as she gradually makes new friends, and starts to win over her mysterious neighbor Euan, Tamzin dares to dream about her own happy ending too..

Filled with humor and warmth, the story features a cast of lovable characters who navigate life's ups and downs. Their relatable experiences and charming interactions create an engaging narrative that promises to entertain and uplift readers. The book invites you to connect with its delightful personalities and enjoy a heartwarming journey.

Originally published as "Please Don't Stop the Music," this novel explores the transformative power of music and its ability to heal emotional wounds. The story follows a protagonist navigating personal challenges and the complexities of relationships, all set against a backdrop of heartfelt melodies and vibrant performances. Themes of love, resilience, and self-discovery are woven throughout, making it a poignant and uplifting read.

The story unfolds with Alice Donaldson facing a life-altering moment when police arrive with news of her ex-husband Grant's accident. As she navigates the ensuing chaos, the setting of a manor house adds an element of mystery and intrigue. Alongside the unfolding drama, themes of romance and personal history intertwine, revealing the complexities of their past relationship and the impact of unexpected events on her life.

Set against a picturesque seaside backdrop, the story explores themes of freedom and self-discovery during a transformative summer. Characters embark on personal journeys, navigating relationships and challenges that encourage them to embrace change. As they confront their fears and desires, the ocean becomes a symbol of renewal and possibility, inviting them to spread their wings and find their true selves.

After a devastating car crash that cost her memories and her fiancé, Skye finds it difficult to rebuild her life. Encouraged by her friend Felix, she attends a TV convention in Nevada, where she unexpectedly meets enigmatic sci-fi writer Jack Whitaker. This encounter sparks a journey of self-discovery and healing as she navigates her past and contemplates new possibilities for the future.